Eleventh Grave in Moonlight

So this was by no means bad or unenjoyable, but it was forgettable. I only put this book down once since this series is usually a quick, fast-paced read for me. And this time it was the same, but that small pause took me out of the “rolling with the punches” plot long enough for me to take a moment to realize that there wasn't anything stand-out about this installment. Like always, there's a million different mysteries that Charley is trying to solve and by the end they are all wrapped up fast enough for Charley to get a new shock to her personal life (usually via Reyes or someone else close to her). I usually get a kick out of this formulaic series (Charley never fails to get quite a few chuckles out of me) but this time the ending was so lackluster. The emotions didn't really fit, and the shock that Charley got this time was not a shock to me.
I never really remember the million different mysteries that Charley's wrapped up in for the majority of the book, I'm just along for the fun of it. It's usually the personal moments Charley has with her friends and family that keep me invested. This time the wrap-up of the mysteries was a bit muddled and whenever anything supernatural happened I had a hard time imagining it because there was no build up to it. It just happened and then everything was fixed. Since it's Charley herself, and her miraculous abilities, and her relationships with the people close to her that keeps me tied to this series, I'm sad to say that overall this book was ultimately very forgettable. (So much so, that as soon as I got on my laptop to mark the book as read and write my thoughts, I spent a good 20 minutes just exploring emails/Youtube/social media before I remembered why I turned my computer on in the first place.)